In the Middle Ages, people used to do bloodletting to treat some of the diseases we treat differently these days, and that seems completely bonkers to us.
In 1900, nobody knew that one day we’d have airports with hundreds of boarding gates and free meals on long-haul flights. And yet people must’ve been thinking about it, since birds travel like that.
In 1997, a computing power now contained in an iPhone 17 Pro required a 150 m² supercomputer.
In 2026, Meta open-sourced AI models to know what someone is thinking in text form with relatively good accuracy. While knowing that that’s the best we can do so far, and the worst we’ll be able to do from mid-2026 onwards.
I’m not saying the nature of the phenomenon is technological, I don’t think so
In 2056, I’m sure kids will look at 2026 and think it’s completely has-been and outdated.
All that to say you can’t say what I’m saying isn’t possible.
Who knows what will be openly recognized as possible to do in the future? Is there a limit to understanding the universe, or even EVERYTHING?
All the more so since hearing voices/persons, dreams, people who know what we can think, seeing images, that’s a thing you find in super old religious texts.
So it’s not just a modern conspiracy nut thing. And yet a lot of people talking about gangstalking get deeper and deeper into MK Ultra, deepstate, etc. theories, even me until not that long ago. Anyway.